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ALBION HOTEL, H. MAYO, Proprietor, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL, Opposite the Railway Station. SOUTHERN CROSS HOTEL, | Dee Stbeet. f P MEADOWS begs to inform his old friends A • aad the public generally, that he is again in possession of his old premises, where he trusts often to see the faces of those who so liberally patronised him before, and as many new faces as may be able to make it convenient. The amusements to be had at this Hotel are as follows — BILLIARDS AND BAGATELLE, AMERICAN BOWLING Also, a FINE SHOOTING GALLERY. The public will find every attention and civility paid to them when honoring this favorite Hotel with their presence. Only the best of Wines, Spirits, and Ale kept for sale. I T. MEADOWS, Proprietor. EAGLE FAMILY HOTEL, BLUFF HARBOR. WILLIAM WOODS having taken possession of the above Hotel, begs to assure the travelling public that it will be conducted in firstclase Style, and families and private parties may depend upon receiving every attention. W. W. is well-known as having been connected for many years with Messrs Cobb & Co., and from the eiperiencee he has gained he can confidently guarantee every comfort to his patrons. Pbitate Apabtments job Families. Tblegbaph Agent. TEMPERANCE HOTEL, RITERTON MRS PATTISON has much pleasure in thanking her numerous customers for pa9t favors, and begs to inform them that she has made still further alterations and improvements in the above Hotel. Families visiting Riverton during the incoming season, can be accommodated with suites of rooms, altogether private and retired from other parts of the House. It will, as heretofore, be Mrs P.'s sold care to endeavor by attention and civility, to meet the wants and wishes of those patronising her. NOTICE. NEW RESTAU RAN T. GEO. HARROP begs to intimate to the public that he has opened the GRIDIRON RESTAURANT, in Spey street, two doors from Dee street. Board and Lodgings, 20s per week. Meals at all hours. He trusts, with civility and cleanliness combined, to merit a share of public patronage. Coacbea. COBB & CO.'S " TELEGRAPH LINE or ROYAL MAIL COACHES TO DUNEDIN AND INTERMEDIATE STAGES. THE Booking Office for the above line of Coaches is removed to Esk street, near Railway station. McNEILL & WILLIAMS, Proprietors. November 3rd, 1874. HORR & MILLAR'S jDOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES Will leave as follows :— Riverton to Invercargill at 9.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Invercargill to Riverton at 9.30 am. and 3 p.m. Note— The 9.30 a.m. Coach leaving Riverton goes via Wallacetown. Agents R. ERSKINE, Dee street ; J. W. CHAPMAN, Palmerston street, Riverton. NOTICE. TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN WINTON AND KINGSTON. Proprietor J. M'Kenzie. JM'K. begs to return thanks to the public for • (be very liberal patronage hitherto accorded him, and assures them that he shall endeavor to merit a continuance of the same. Coaches leave Winton for Kingston every Monday at half-past a a.m., and Wednesday at half-past 5 p.m. Travellers and Tourists visiting the Lake district can be guaranteed comfort and regularity by this line of coaches. Special Coaches ready at all times for the conveyance of Professional Companies. All particulars may be obtained at the Booking Office, Dee street. R. B.WOTTON, Agent. Stable* . COMMERCIAL STABLES DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. JKELSO (late of the Commercial Stable's', • Tuapeka), has great pleasure in intimating to the public of Southland, that he has purchased the lease and goodwill of the above premises, and trusts from his Jong experience in this business, combined with civility and attention, to merit a share of public support. The proprietor has just purchased from Messrs Robins & Co., Dunedin, a number of first«olasa conveyances, including a double seated Abbott's Buggy, Hooded Waggonette, single seated Buggies, and also what has long been required in Invercargill— a FIRST-CLASS BREAK. Gentlemen requiring horses broken to saddle or harness can rely upon their being well and carefully handled under the proprietor's supervision. J. KELSO, ... Proprietor, COMMERCIAL STABLES, INVERCARGILL p RINTING OF EVEBY DEBCBIPTION AT THE TIMES OFFICE.

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Southland Times, Issue 2055, 20 January 1875, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Southland Times, Issue 2055, 20 January 1875, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Southland Times, Issue 2055, 20 January 1875, Page 4